Tony Stark is extremely impatient. As tailored metal parts wrapped on him, the Iron Man flew to Afghanistan. 

Annalise Keating doesn’t rise above the clouds; but in court, she battles and outmaneuvers opponents. Her resilience is one of her most defining features. 

Yet, neither is able to surge ahead of one another in their confrontations. Stark’s larger-than-life persona is whimsical, isolationist and crypto-centric. 

Keating is struck in moral dilemma – to her left is utopia to her right is winners take all. How to Get Away with Murder is not so simple.

Then Robin (Batman’s junior partner) appeared on the side of the Iron Man. Is this a partnership make in heaven? Not quite, Robin can fly to the moon but morally nosediving.

Meanwhile, Wonder Woman came to aide Keating. She uses her influence and empathy to reach millions; but politics is not a rocket science that can just takeoff.

So, what can break the deadlock and the divisiveness which is threatening to end in "America Last" or "American Weak"?

Justice League must now be called upon for the sake of a collective mission. Led by Superman who can reach the stars as well as to pound the moral complexities.

His superhuman abilities came from the dying planet of Krypton. He skids every day’s earth as Clark Kent, a shied journalist in pursue of truth and justice.

The timing couldn’t better with Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story has just been released in cinema. Reeve rose to fame in four Superman films. He wasn’t superhero in the fantastical scene, but the documentary reveals his special abilities.

We are back on the reality of things.

On Nov 5, Americans go the polls to elect the next President. It’s akin to heroism and selflessness being played out as dichotomy of the "American Dreams". And yet, The United States’s Founding Fathers had willed them as ONE; and DC Comics immortalized in "Superman".